Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11


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Manager Fhsits' opera Hcess.
O1e Of the events of the near future will
be al entertainment 10 Dc given BY the
schubert CLUB al Powers Grand Opera
House. The ochuberts are memo osrs OF the
O-W Wzsh-ta-N0ag Club and tae enter
tainmsnt IS 70 be given under
the auspices of the O-Wash-
among As the club never
does anything half way the sssir may al
ready De looked upon IS an assured sue
oess. In the musical portion Of the enter
tsinment the names OF Mrs Frank 81.
Davis, Mrs. Lloyd Breeze, Mrs. Pztten.
Miss Miller, Aessrs. Post, Norhesd. Eddy
and Others will doubtless appear. Our
musical and society people are nearly all
indebted 10 the O-Wssh-t -ta-Nong for fayors
| during the past year. and all who are
asked 10 assist will undoubtedly willingly
comply.
Minnie Madcern will take divorce from
| her husband. Legrande White. This pair
| OF children were married in ST. Louis when
Minnie was i6 and little Mr.. White was II.
! Legrande played = dram in the orchestra.
and Minnie then scarcely dreamed OF shin
| ing IS q bright star. They diin't either OF
them know their own minds, and three
years ago they separated with the mutual
agreement that they would come together
at the end Of that time .'if they loved each
other in spite of all" The caprice OF
the bright, auburn haired little actress
doesn't seem 70 tend toward Legrande,
and the favorite ingc-sue is soon to be free
in hand as well as in fancy / remember
Nat Church once asked Minnie why she
didn't wear Legrande as q watch csarm.
Mr.. White was present at the time, and
you may be assured that his name indi-
Gated the degree of his anger but not the
color of his face Miss Maddern's season
opened very auspiciously at Detroit.
The Wonderland will open its regular
season tomorrow night with the Criterion
Opera Company in "Iolanthe." The Com
peny is said TO be charming little organi-
zxtion @lth % people in the chorus and the
repertoire for the week which includes
"0livctte," the Mascot" Chimes Of
Normandy" and Era Disvole," will be
produced with oil attention to details.
The first matinee is Tuesday. second
Thursday and the third saturday. The
principals OF the organization have receiy
ed the hyeliest praise by exchanges every
where. "Iolanihe" will hsye packed
house tonight as the advance already
shows. Manager Day and Treasurer Bur
roughs had the wrinkles pressed out OF
their new 800 dress suits yesterday. The
cheap prices and the popularity of the
Wonderland with its famous orchestra will
ensure the house good season.
James s. Maffit, thecelebrated pantomin-
ist, has played the Lone, Fisherman in
"Evangeline" 50 many seasons that he has
become completely Identified with it. It.
while he is on the stage all the, time, he
never speaks nor are the rest of the char
acters in the burlesaue supposed to know
that be is there. 1t Is, In Mr.. Mathis
hands, one of the most unique and amusing
bits of acting seen nowia.days.
The arrangements for Miss Nelson's ap-
pearzuce as Esther Eccles in Caste are
going forward rapidly. Miss Myrtle Koon
who made wondeful bit as the Captain of
the sword drill is TO play Polly Eccles
ably known in musical citcles will appear
as the Nafciisstss.
Partners In Crime,~ Edwin Hanford's q
play. which will occupy the stage of Red
mond's all the week, is not rs its name
would indicate, blood and thunder drama
it ia a comedy of the romantic and sensa-
tional order. The author actor has re-
ceived the highest praise for his work.
Matinees will be given all the week after
this p. N,
Helen Dauvrsy is in q bad vav. She has
had an operation performed on ber and is
now suffering from nervous prostration and
has been Obliged 70 dismiss the company
engaged for next season ana cancel all
dates. Perhaps Miss Dauvrsy's enthusiasm
for base bali has sonethiag to do with her
illness.
Tomorrow night New York will go wild
over Richard Mans6sIds production Of Or.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde at the Madison
Square. 4. ID. Price, Of Detroit, is Ar. Mans
fields manaser and John r. Sullivan of the
same city is the leading man.
John L. B1Ilaish's starring career at the
Union Square Thsstrs in Ne1 York was
something OF . failure, IS was also Gunters
play, ''One Against Many" RurIeigh
thinks. as be reads the papers. that il is
many sgsinst one.
Hs-erlys splendid minstrel organization
will appear at Powers Grand Opera Hoase
next Thursday evening. and 1t goes without
saving that The heuss will be filed. Colonel
Hsverly is said to have now one of the
best minstrel shows he has ever had.
Pretty Nsjorie Bonner who vas en-zs.5
70 play "Ophalis" with Joseph Hsuorth
has resigned her position owing TO The fact
that The other leading lady raised . rumpus
because Mss Bonner vas liable TO outshiDs
Der.
Robert Downing. the young trsg>disn
who will be seen ~ Powers Grand Opera
House this season IN ''Spsrtacus. the Gisdia-
men Of the stage.
The New York Mr~sr is giving the play
pirates Just what they deserve. The Hi-r1~
= credit 70 the theatrical profession. ard
every honest manager should patro1ize II